Uneasy Cease Fire By Turks Greeks on Cyprus
Turkish and Greek Cypriot governments accept a U N Security Council cease fire call amid renewed violence. An air strike at Polis wounds 10 as Ankara presses Greece to halt attacks. Cyprus president Makarios pledges to honor the cease-fire while conflicts flare near Kokkina and Nicosia. NATO notes Turkey withdrawing some air force for national use.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Turkey
U.N. Security Council
Greece
Polis
Ankara
U.N
Anka
Kokkina
Arch
Makarios
Cyprus Republic
Security Council
Alex Efty
Associated Press
Paris
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Alliance
U S press to keep lid on Cyprus cease fire
Washington pursues diplomatic steps to sustain the Cyprus cease fire and push toward a permanent settlement. President Johnson cabled appeals to Greek Turkish and Cypriot leaders. U N channels and State Department briefings guide the effort amid reports of Turkish reconnaissance over the island.
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U.S
Washington
United States
Cyprus
Johnson
United Nations
State Department
Turkey
Texas
Southeast Asia
White House
Missouri car fools clerks with $20 change trick
Money changing tricks with $20 bills were attempted at two filling stations by occupants of a Missouri car. The first station got a 75 cent gas purchase for a $20 bill, the second a 38 cent purchase with another $20 bill. Attendants foiled the ruse, no money was lost, police questioned the four occupants and released them with orders to leave town.
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Missouri
North Santa Fe
South Lincoln
Sta
Mrs Rowe Dies In Pittsburg Home at 82
Mrs. Margaret Rowe 82 mother of State Sen Fayette Rowe of Columbus died Saturday at the Pittsburg home of her daughter Mrs Hallie Scalet. The obituary notes her survivor details and local ties in Kansas.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Margaret Rowe
Fayette Rowe
Columbus
Hallie Scalet
Traffic Fatalities Rise in Topeka Region 1964 Log
AP reports Kansas traffic death tallies over the 48 hour period ending Monday morning, noting 24 fatalities for August and 373 for 1964 compared with 342 in the comparable 1963 period.
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Topeka
Kansas
Top Tipster Steinman Wins Tribune News Tip Award
Dale Steinman of Chanute earned The Tribune weekly prize for reporting his son and Knapp’s son of R3 built a covered wagon and planned to drive it to the Erie county fair. The paper invites more tips from Chanute and four-county area residents and provides contact numbers for delivering information.
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Dale Steinman
KR. 3
The
Tribune
Eye Knapp
R. 3
Erie
Chanute
the Tribune
More Kills Mean More Deer
Kansas deer population rising as highway fatalities climb. AP reports 209 deer died on Kansas roads in the first six months, up 45 percent from 144 a year earlier. Biologist Leland Queal ties the increase to a larger fawn crop and steady growth in collisions over five years.
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Wichita
Kansas
Leland Queal
State Game Commission
Queal
Quea
50 000th Safari Museum Visitor in Chanute
Californian Stanley Howes Jr. became Safari Museum No. 50 000 yesterday afternoon at 4 15. The 50 000th guest, joined by newlyweds from Bartlesville and San Jose, was welcomed as the museum eyes a fall TV series with Osa and Martin Johnson footage. Funds and promotions push Chanute’s Safari Museum ahead, aided by local backers and a Channel 7 broadcast plan.
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Stanley Howes Jr
Sonya Stone
Dean Stone
W. Pine
Osa
Martin Johnson
Santa Fe
South Grant
Main
Bartlesville
San Jose
Calif
Chanute
Channel 7
Pittsburg
Belle Leighty
Steuben
Martin
Independence
Fairchild
Safari Museum
Kan
Stanley Howes, Jr
Minor discrepancies in official canvass reported
Erie county officials completed a canvass of Neosho county voting from last Tuesday's state primary. The unofficial tallies showed small discrepancies but no contest changes. County Clerk Virgil Lowe and the county commissioners conducted the review Friday. Nine in state absentee ballots have been received and will be counted tomorrow morning.
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Erie
Neosho County
Virgil Lowe
Lowe
U S Jet Fighters Move Toward Communist North Viet Nam
U S jet fighters equipped with air to air missiles have headed toward the north in response to the threat of Chinese MIGs. No clashes occurred yet, but radar identifications were reported. Saigon triggered an air raid alert the day, the first since WWII.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
API
U.S
Hainan
Gulf of Tonkin
Frontier
South Hina Sea
da Nang
7Th Fleet
China
North Viet Nam
Peking
Time System Bill Aims to End Varying U S Clocks
Washington AP says a House Commerce subcommittee will advance a bill to overhaul the U S time system by creating uniform areas with synchronized clock changes each year. The plan seeks to end near border differences where communities use standard time while neighbors observe daylight time.
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House Commerce
U.S
Interstate Commerce Commission
House
Weather forecast for Topeka area stays hot with storm chances
Fair to partly cloudy and warm tonight and Tuesday with scattered showers and thunderstorms. Lows in the mid 70s tonight, highs 95 to 100 Tuesday. Kansas sees heat return, with a Pacific front crossing by Tuesday bringing cooler temps and possible eastern storms.
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Topeka
Kansas
Pacific Coast
Lot of Quiet Politicking at Deaf Association Event
About 250 delegates closed a three day Kansas Association of the Deaf convention electing William Fansler of Topeka as president. He gave his opening speech in sign language while Mrs. Glen Dillenschneider of Kansas City sang America with her hands. Howard Palmer of Jackson, Mississippi, performed a pantomime act to roaring laughter as delegates danced Saturday night.
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William Fansler
Topeka
Kansas Association of the Deaf
Glen Dillenschneider
Kansas City
America
Howard Palmer
Jackson
Miss
LaRocca Dominates Chanute Invitational Souphit Championship
Large crowd watches John LaRocca sweep titles in one-man modified, two-man stunt, and four-man modified divisions. Willcott teams with LaRocca for two-man victory as riders endure scraped arms and tailbone aches. Winners post times and scores amid LeMans start and crowd-pleasing stunts.
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John LaRocca
LaRocca
John Willcott
Brian Haller
Charlie Henshall
Neil Leverenz
Willcott
Ken Winters
Haller
Keith Cochran
Winters
Leverenz
Pioneer
Schaberg
Max Zimmerman
Jim Roberts
Barnett Silo Falls at Clair Barnett Farm
A tile block silo collapsed in the barn lot of Clair Barnett's farm southeast of Humboldt around 11 a.m. Possibly due to an silage explosion. Mrs. Barnett heard noises, saw dust plume, and horses running before realizing the silo had fallen. It held about 125 to 130 tons of ensilage. only a small portion might be salvaged. The silo fell southeast, missing barn, shed, and livestock.
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Clair Barnett
Humboldt
Scuphir Racers Rally Behind Cardboard Faith
Scuphir racers show their belief in a simple piece of cardboard as a symbol of hope and resolve ahead of a pivotal race. Fans and crews alike cling to the makeshift talisman during qualifying and heat rounds, citing communal memory and local tradition.
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Soviet Union
Dean Rusk
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
White House East Room
Steinman
Dale Fairchild
Museum Board
Phil Cooper
Gene Orr
Ellis Riegle
Kenneth Horton
R. W. Good
Floyd Naff
Horton
Naff
Dr. Good
Cooper
Leighty
W. J. Althaber
Howes
Russ Corbitt
Viet Nam
Senate Commerce Committee
Congress
Hutchinson
Nancy Roberts
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